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Announcing the Winner of the 2026 O’Connor, Parsons, Lane & Noble Medical Malpractice Advocacy Scholarship

Congratulations to Fredric G. Levin College of Law student Amber Ree Robinson!

The firm hopes that Robinson’s $2,500 in scholarship winnings will help her complete her final year of law school with less stress, so she can continue her path down the road to legal advocacy.”
— O’Connor, Parsons, Lane & Noble
SPRINGFIELD, NJ, UNITED STATES, September 8, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Attorney Paul A. O’Connor III has chosen this year’s recipient of the O’Connor, Parsons, Lane & Noble Medical Malpractice Advocacy Scholarship. Congratulations, Amber Ree Robinson, on winning the scholarship’s $2,500 in financial support!

Robinson is a student at The University of Florida Fredric G. Levin College of Law. In addition to tackling the legal program’s heavy course load, she contends with health complications brought about by sickle cell disease.

When asked what drew her to the O’Connor, Parsons, Lane & Noble Medical Malpractice Advocacy Scholarship, Robinson notes that she has personal experience advocating for herself in healthcare settings, and that without fervent support, some medical professionals may not have taken her needs seriously.

She also notes that the O’Connor, Parsons, Lane & Noble Medical Malpractice Advocacy Scholarship inspired her to think about her fellow “sickle cell warriors,” many of whom have been critically underserved.

When she’s not serving as a voice for herself or her fellow sickle cell warriors, Robinson serves as Florida Tax Moot Court President, University of Florida Journal of Law and Public Policy General Editor, Florida Student Bar Association 3L Class Representative, and Florida Trial Team Chair of Education. She is currently a 3L with plans to graduate and take the bar as soon as possible.

Once she has her law degree, Robinson hopes that she can continue to use her voice for those who don’t have one. She wants to serve as a “zealous advocate” as she progresses throughout her legal career, during which she intends to continue mentoring law students and young attorneys in the early stages of their practice.

O’Connor, Parsons, Lane & Noble and its attorneys found Robinson’s perspectives on healthcare and the need for improved medical advocacy inspiring. The firm hopes that Robinson’s $2,500 in scholarship winnings will help her complete her final year of law school with less stress, giving her more opportunities to continue her path down the road to legal advocacy.

Students interested in following in Robinson’s footsteps can check the O’Connor, Parsons, Lane & Noble Medical Malpractice Advocacy Scholarship page for updates ahead of its next submission period.



About O’Connor, Parsons, Lane & Noble

O’Connor, Parsons, Lane & Noble is a New Jersey Law Firm for the Seriously Wronged, formed from two of the state’s legendary law firms. This legal team, including partners Paul O’Connor, Scott Parsons, William Lane, and Greg Noble, puts over 200 years of combined legal experience to work on behalf of accident victims throughout the state.

Since the firm’s inception in 2008, its team members have cultivated a stellar record for success, working with tens of thousands to secure fair compensation in the wake of devastating losses. The team boasts board-certified expertise and has cultivated respect from adversaries in and out of the courtroom. Clients can trust the firm to bring a unique perspective to their recovery.

O’Connor, Parsons, Lane & Noble offers free case consultations to anyone in need of legal guidance after a serious accident. Call today to start working with New Jersey personal injury lawyers with elite credentials.

Julie Venditto
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